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  1. Have you polished the gun guts yet? Polish the firing pin and the hole it goes into.

    Oh yeah, I have polished everything internally with the exception of the firing pin and fpb cavities.

    I'd polish the FP hole and the firing pin block hole.

    One test is to launch a new pencil out the barrel (eraser gets hit by FP). Then remove the firing pin block and repeat, the heights should be the same or very close. If not, the block may be dragging.

    What is the best way to polish inside the FP hole?

    I used 800-grit metal polish with a bore mop on a cleaning rod in my drill.

  2. Come to the match at Lower Providence Rod and Gun Club, Saturday March 5th, for the USPSA match. I'm in Wilmington too, and we shoot most of the local USPSA matches. You are looking at 45-min to 1.5-hour rides to some of the best matches Area 8 has to offer. Follow USPSA Area 8 on Facebook.

    Indeed. I'll be there.

    Actually, I'll be there in a couple of hours, someone suckered me into helping set up. Ha.

    I'll be there early tomorrow to help, try not to leave too much for me! Frozen ground hates stakes! Thanks for helping out!!!

  3. Come to the match at Lower Providence Rod and Gun Club, Saturday March 5th, for the USPSA match. I'm in Wilmington too, and we shoot most of the local USPSA matches. You are looking at 45-min to 1.5-hour rides to some of the best matches Area 8 has to offer. Follow USPSA Area 8 on Facebook.

  4. Tore apart the top end today - was going to replace the firing pin with an EG Extreme. Upon looking at the things - they appear to be the same. Pulled out the measury tool... and they measure the same. Only difference seems to be the EG is all shiny and the stock unit is blued.

    Wolff 13 hammer, a bit more polish, and 3 out of 150 S&B primers failed to go 'bang.' They were early in the session - the last 100 rounds went with no complaints.

    I chucked up a cleaning rod with a swab in a drill, coated the swab with polishing compound and went after the hole the firing pin lives in. (smoothed it first with 600 grit then 800). That really helped mine as that channel was nasty with machining marks. But you must remove the exctractor first as it's in the way.

    Also the firing pin block and hole were polished to ensure it moves out of the way.

    Also the hammer spring hole, and strut. Anything that could slow the movement go polished. Makes the ignition more robust with light springs.

    What size swab? Will a 9mm swab fit, or...?

  5. I've heard that you can use a Dawson XD adjustable rear sight on the P320 FS. It extends past the rear of the slide a bit, but isn't unsupported. Anyone have this on theirs, or can vouch for this fit?

    I have seen a few people do that. I think A.J. Stuart was one of them. You could find him on Facebook and ask about the experience. Basically most anything that fits the P226 dovetail should work, but many types will overhang on the P320.

    Bruce said he plans to offer milling for the P220 site above as a milling service. The new Target had a fully adjustable LPA on it that looked pretty good.

    Actually AJ suggested it to me. I was just curious about other attempts before I tried it. I need to ask him for a picture or ask if he will do it for me! Thanks for the info!
  6. The club I frequent is moving to a Saturday and Sunday club match format due to high number of shooters at our Sunday matches. If you add PCC, and someone wants to shoot that and their pistol, limit it to one gun per day. At Majors, have them shoot PCC or their pistol on the Staff day (which anyone can request to shoot that day), and the other gun on the normal match day(s). I understand that not all clubs would be able to make use of a double match format, but it's not a bad option.

    On another note: I think that the rules and stage descriptions would need to specify using props as support for the PCC. This could raise some safety concerns, and impact the durability of some props.

  7. S&W, Glock, and FNH all made guns that had an option for a slide mounted optic BEFORE the division was accepted by the BOD..

    Yes, but those were not usually being used in the configuration outlined in the rules. Most were chopped, stippled, and laser/light added. Not quite what we are seeing for CO.
  8. While I don't care about the Division personally, I find it odd that it doesn't seem to have been created so that people with this type of gun (Rev, SS, Open, etc...) now have a place to play. The guns are being created that conform to rules in a Division. Would these guns, as described in the rules, have been built otherwise? Not that this doesn't happen in other equipment based sports like racing, it's just a departure from business as usual for USPSA. If CO allowed the plastic-fantastic face-shooter specials that most slide ride optic guns out there are... Then I wouldn't question the evolution of a new Division. JMHO

  9. I've heard that you can use a Dawson XD adjustable rear sight on the P320 FS. It extends past the rear of the slide a bit, but isn't unsupported. Anyone have this on theirs, or can vouch for this fit?

  10. I think the current model would be perfected by selling a competition model that would have pre installed a GGI drop in trigger kit with fiber optic front and competition rear sight. That's it.

    Swap out the oversprung captured spring & guide rod with one of the solid ones using 1911 springs. It works nice for riding the knife edge of PF.

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